@Brandon Cao, @Shree Pathak, and @Cheryl Daniels it takes the city some time to get around to inspecting all rental properties on their list. 

Compensation is negotiable, always has been, and either the seller and/or the buyer will be responsible for any agreed-upon expenses per their listing contract or buyer broker contract.Disclosure about compensation is more important than ever, and remains at the discretion of the representative and their clients, hence the need for those agreements which will be a requirement after the settlement.Buyers and sellers must know how their representatives are compensated and by whom before they commit to a working relationship.  

I would like to know if the benefits of depreciation are strong enough to make a property like the one listed below make sense. 

Here is a list of lenders specializing in these kinds of loans:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/2810/50272-list-o...

The personal page will also allow for the agent to post their listings for the leads to easily look through.

Hey Jonathan, of course. over the last few weeks I have been building up my referral list of brokers and wealth managers.

This Forbes article wrote a great pro and con list regarding investing in land - https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2023/10/3...

I awoke to a phone call from the dumpster company that this investor informed them as they were moving the dumpster to where I wanted it that it couldn’t be there and he arbitrarily picked another location for it.

Leverage has always been low on my list of concerns. 

Go to the Crawford County website and see who is listed as the owner.